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The Washington critic., 1887-07-29
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

SENATOR FRANCIS MARION CocKRELL has
worn an alpaca coat and carried big palm
leaf ever since the hot wave first struck us.
Prince FERDINAND OF SAKE. Coburg, the
Dewly.elected ruler Of Bulgaria, will take
the oath Of Office, at Sofia, early In
August.
CENTRAL BouLANGER has requested off.
cial permission to challenge NJ. Ferry to
fight a duel on account Of the premier's
speech at EpurDl.
DR. CHoss Of Cork, who married his
family governess fortnight after his wife's
death, has been arrested on the serious
charge OF uNOrCide.
B. CRANE Of Baltimore, secretary to
President Robert Garrett Of the D. and o.,
sailed for Europe to-day on the State Of
Nebraska, accompanied by his family.
Hon. Josrru CHAMBERLAIN has signided
is willingness to publish the correspon-
tence between himself aud Sir William
Vernon lIarc0urt regarding the Unionlst
ard Gladstone muldle about the Coercion
bill.
CONGRESSMAN COLLINS of Boston, on his
recent arrival at Belfast, was detained In
the Custom House until every article OF
laggoge the distinguished American pIs-
etssed had been thoroughly searched for
dynamite.
HARRIS HlRscH died In Brooklyn day
before yesterday at the age Of los. He was
Polish-Jew and father when the Little
Corporal, whom h- had seen often, marched
to Moscow. His wife, who survives him,
Is 80 years old.
The first thing done by Il. f, jackson,
the Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Maryland, after the close OF the convention
that nominated him, was to telegraph his
wife that the ticket was Jackson, White
and Baughman.
THE Hon. A. +. Maxwell, who has Just
been made Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF Florida, after holding various State
offices, was elected to Congress n 1859 and
again in 1851. In 1862 he was elected to the
Confederate Senate.
Mrs. BLANCHE HoLTHEIDE, well known
in Louisville society circles, has determined
to go upon the stage. Mrs, Holtheide will
essay soubrette parts. She is said to be an
exceedingly clever dancer and banjo player.
She is beautiful brunette. Her husband
does not fancy the stage, but ia willing
that bis wife make the essay. Her stage
name s to be Blanche Howard.
THE ground upon which David De BEN
saude withdrew his suit against his wife,
professionally known as Violet Cameron,
and which was followed by the withdrawal
of her suit for divorce, was that the husband
chad become iiTunly convinced that the re-
latiOns between his wife and the Earl Of
LOnsdale were free from any tnint OF im-
morality or wrong Of any kind"
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EEFOSE
rhc GewtroTs lie cool m tho hear, OF The
sF.g-Ha

rhe Gewtrops lie cool in tho hear, OF the
grasses,
The muuui'gtts soft nugerg have sIlyerel
each limb,
Tie night wind, faint poriumed with sweets,
as 10 passes
Sings loWly to nature her lullaby hyml.
The birds are at rest tender, fond wings are
keeping
Safe guard oor their nestllngs to shield
them from harm.
The insects arc silent, tho iouut has ceased
weeping,
The roses scarce blush in the exquisite calm.
A whitei ha2y mist stretches lovingly over
Its shHdowy arms, the fair scene to inGl1se,
But nature Is sleeping, she heeds not her
lover,
subdued from all passion to perfect repose.
Marie l., Ritter
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GENERAL AND cRIrIuuLAR.

"Terrible thing this fee cream sickness"
remarked Charley, as he was out walking
with his girl. ats caused by something
or other called tyrotoxican. I'm told the
Ice cream dealers have suffered good deal
OF loss since Its appearance. The girls are
all afraid OF II, you know"
And Charley grinned to himself
They walked on In silence. After awhile
she hung on to his arm with both hands and
murmured
"Charley dear, do not know what fear
is when am with you.n
Why is II that the pretty girls
At thoughts OF sea baths fairly SILVER,
While ancient maids with corkscrew curls
Don bathing suits Without quiver.
Why can't this source of lamentation
he changed by statute regulation
The girl OF fashion wouldn't dream
OF going out with Gus alone,
But Gus, you see, won't buy Ice cream
For her and for her chaperone.
"Ilow did II happen that you didn't find
that man guiltyfn asked New York man
y the foreman OF a Jury In Dakota; "the
evidence was dead against him."
al know that" was the reply, "but II
we'd found him guilty we'd Nv had to
hang him."
"Certainly."
swell, we're payn' taxes enough now.
Hargn's is expensive"
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"HoME RULE" AT TOLEDO.

The Republicans Of Ohio in their
State platform, adopted at Toledo
yesterday, speak out with considerable
plainness upon the subject of foreign
immigration. The resolution Is de-
cided improvement on the little that
was said by the Democratic Convention
at Cleveland in the same direction.
But they will all come to 1t sooner or
later, and be forced by the pressure of
public sentiment TO declare with en-
phasis and courage the necessity of
stringent measures for the maintenance
Of Home Rule in America.
The Toledo platform urges upon
Congress the enactment of certain
measures and the adoption OF certain
regulations that shall check the evils of
unrestricted immigration aud protect
American communities and institutions
from accessions TO the population that
cannot be otherwise than dangerous to
the stability of both.
Included in the catel ocy of danger.
GUS classes, against whose Influx more
effective barriers should be set up, are
all political agltators, consplrators and
rcvolutionists, fugitives from justice,
paupers, beggars and contract laborer5
the vicious and criminal and all who
come among us, not TO become part
of our civilization and citizenship, but
"to make war upon society, to diminish
the dignity and reward of American
workingmen and degrade our labor TO
their level"
This plank would seem to be suf.
ficiently comprehensive, yet not alone
from the classes enumerated above are
danger and disorder to be feared less
perilous in Its immediate effects, but
still pernicious is the influence of
ignorance and illiteracy, of which ele-
ments we already have quite as large q
burden as the country can safely and
conveniently carry.
1t Is notorious fact that thousands
even of honest and well meaning i'm
migrants are profoundly ignorant, eX.
cept In the most general way, of the
nature of the Federal Constitution and
the free institutions based upon 1t. 1t
is no more than just that before they
become invested with the full rights
and privileges o, citizens they should
be reasonably well prepared to assume
these new responsibilities.
Hence the importance of revision of
the Naturalization laws, or at least of q
reform In the methods Of their enforce
ment, which at present amount to little
more than q farce.
The convention would have i'm
proved It's work had 1t called for some
higher standard of qualification for the
franchise--not for the repeal of the
Naturalization laws, but such modi-
flcation of their provisions as will make
the statute solemn and effective instead
of the shameful burlesque it now is as
usually administered by the courts,
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nismnrcn'- Dream OF old Age.

Herr Won Isde Of Geiseuhelm, one Of the
chief vineyard aud orchard owners on the
Rhine, has recently celebrated his 10th birth
day anniversary. On that occasion Prince
Bismarck wrote lin with his own hand as
fellows; 81 envy you your flVorlte Occu-
palions In the eve Of your life. The vege-
table kugdOm rcplys our tuuder caro- IN its
behalf iiI more satisfactorily than politics
" was the he"u Iao7l NJ NV earlier daya 10
picture myrtlt g5ny-htr,d man, tree
from care, tending biz garlrn with pruning.
kui'c Ia hand N- y I. lTl1uue.
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Let the delegations come.

SECRETARY ESDICoTT Is 10 be com.
mended for his action in shortening the
hours of work for employees of rooms
in the War Department in which the
heat is rendered excessive by prox.
unity TO the metal roof, In other
Departments there are rooms in which
actual suffering and serious illness re-
suit from the intense heat and foul
atmosphere, and where similar reli ef
could properly be applied, In some Of
The Washington critic., 1887-07-29

WHY will not the railroad com
panies give the travelling public the
benefit of cars fitted up specially for
summer travel? As 1t Is now, In this
sweltering hot weather, railroad pas.
sengers are compelled to ride in hot,
stuiry, velvet upholstered car seats,
which produce aggravating dlscom'
fort and provoke blasphemy and
blisters. Let suffering humanity be
relieved by substituting in the hot
summer months cane seats and backs
in lieu of the present blister breeding,
dusty upholstery. II looks like u
simple arrangement to make car seats
and backs convertible for summer and
winter use.
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sinl,s NJ vN-rni.nrsa

"You ere no. SO strong b, you used 10 be,
John" said ford wife 10 her husband.
"Mhen you were counting ne You could
bold me ou your l5p ,hr-,. non-7. Now you
can not hold lhr 'uhy ON your lap three
mluutes. .n.- LBytJou Courier
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1o1c STREET N. w.

ID " WASHINGTON, ID, o., jay ~, 1870
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS arc in
vitcd for material and for workmanship OF re
newng the tin covering NJ tho lower roof OF
the new Pension Building worn ont by opera
tlons Of building above Il, Specifications can
ho obtained at this office, where all proposals
received will be opened ON August Z, 1851. at
. 2p. M, In presence OF bidders. a. @, MEIGS
sung Engineer aud Architect, Now Pension
Building.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

4 NY BrsIEESS MAN with u Capital
n OF oebO can make comfortable living
manufacturing an article salable summer or
winter; SOC profit on the dollar. For partiCu-
lars call at G2I Q ST and see the article.
+ EFT WITH ME for Sale or for Rent
i at extraordinarily low rate choice up
right plano; a piano for a musician; genuine
bargain this week. SIl 9th Vt n W.
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eROF USkLS.

rROpOsALS FOR IROS WORK.
1 Oflicc Of Building for State, War and Navy
Departments, WAsnSGIuS, ID. c., July.1, 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing, do
liyerjng aud puttiuN in place cpnplet9 the
gates and court yard stairs Of tho west wirg
of the Building Tor State, War and NLgr Ds-
partments, IN this Citv, will he received until
IL M, ON WEDNESDAY, tho I'd day at August
1851. and opened Immediately thereafter In
presence Of bidders.
Specifications, general instruction to bid.
nishcd to established irOu manufacturers on
application to this office TllOS. LINCOLN
CASEY, Colonel, COrps Of Erg'rs
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THE movement to place the Govern.
ment Department buildings under
more perfect systems of protection
from fire Is one which should have
been begun long ago,
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THE policemen are striving to i'm.
press upon the community the meaning
of the new police regulations and the
necessity for complying with them.
The effects of the new rules ME notice.
able in many respects, The noises
against which the regulations are
specially directed have been to a great
extent abated, lamps have been quite
generally placed upon vehicles of vari-
Gus kinds, including bicycles, and po-
licemen find their functions expanded
in many directions. 1t is as yet too
cary for much expression of the pOpu-
lar verdict on the new regulations,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.zs GAS FIXTURES. Slate Man
sSS ties, Laifotc Rnr Eos and Fur
naccs, Plumbing, Heating aud Tin
ming, :. S. SlIEuD ~ BRO,
a.! 9th st. N. W.
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WANTED---HOuSES,

=" ANTED-By August i, Neat, Small
w cottage house in suburbs; rent not TO
exceed S1s TO $50 per month Address, with
fun particulars, MISS j. X, PEYTON. care of
Cityp. q.
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the rooms in the Pension Building the
temperature al times has registered
at 1i0 degrees. A well known ply.
sician, in speaking of the matter, says
that It is positively cruel TO keep
human beings In such places.
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PROVISIONS.

GIRULE MARKET. - Naving Pur-
" chased tho stock and goodwill OF Circle
Market, corner Of VI. ave- and l. st., We earn
estly solicit tho liberal patroug:e given our
predecessors, and, by making such additions
TO stock as the demand may require, with
careful attention TO business aud prompt de.
livery OF orders, hope TO give satisfaction 10
all who patrOni2e us. Respectfully.
s, L. WlLLETT % 3. II. GWYNNE,
Successors to 7. 3. Brooke y CO.
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EOR SALE-Houses for Homes or In


II vestments.
X st W, corner house, large, well located,
can be bought at a bargain.
18th 81 n W, beautiful residence, perfect
order, all m i...,.., ..,......... ... $4,000
Vt ave, near Iowa Circle, elegant house
ana location. ........,.....,........... 35,OCO
plcto throughout..... 80. ........ 10000
ii st n w,ncar 10Th st n W, appointments
and finish, perfect, side lot ,........ 10000
10Th II W, near Dupont Circle, nearly
new, inside finished in natural wood,
heating and ventilation excellent; can
be purchased furnished or unfur. ..
NJ 81 n W, bet 18th and 18th ats, 3 houses,
all very desirable, different pricos"..
18th st n W, bet and q SITS, fine busi-
ness property. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
Corcoran II. bet 18th and lithi.5...... 800
Il II, near 18th 81 n w...,.,...,,......,. $500
Mo ave, house In good order, leased for
s4U Per mo. ss...s.,......s....s..s. O.uVu
II II u 9, good siged house and lot, all
nOu lmps. 80. ....,.s...s.. r.,,.....' o,uOv
1lth st 5 e,a new houses, very complete.
GOOD yards. each...... .,.....,.,...., 800
l2 houses. small and convenient, all
rented grand Investment; each..... $50
houses, new and complete, paying
good rate of int; terms easy: cach." 1900
houses, well built paying good rent;
can be bought for teach) l,vp
Houses sold or exchanged. Building esti.
mates furnished. Loans promptly negotiated.
GEO. Z. GOFF,
No 1i2D New York ave.
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Hon. PATRICK \. COLLINS, Boston's
IrlshAmerican orator and statesman,
is getting more ocean cable notoriety
than Mr. Blaine out of his trip abroad.
The Boston Congressman has been
figuring largely in more or less sensa-
tional interviews, posing as the recip-
lent of an invitation to enter the
Cabinet, and, according to latest ad-
vices, has been shadowed as a suspect
by English detectives and subjected to
searching examinations for the dyna.
mite supposed to be concealed about
his person or effects.
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FDS HENT...HOuSES,

1t1C ID ST-3. story Brick, y Rooms;
4lC ali mod inns. Apply at 0i5 1th st
n W, MRS. j. WElSENBORN.
L'OR RENT
Il Sroom house, N near 10th st n W $40 90
Groom loufe Columbia st..",......", q 20
broom houses, NJ ST 8 W, each"...... 10 3J
OSTRANDER n STALEY,
lIiO New York avenue.
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A RARE CuAHCE-Ofioe Rooms FOR
N rent an entire I'd ilOOr, two rooms, SIS
por month. Inquire on promises, on Fst W:
NOR REST--Stable In Alley between
IT and X and l2th and 18th sts II W APP
ply to j. W. i, MYERS s. son, 1923 N Y ave
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Az ingenious citizen of Louisville
has hit upon happy idea In con.
nection with the presentation of an In.
vltaiion to the President to visit that
city. A call has been issued for an
open'air mass meeting of citizens who
desire to invite the President and ar.
rangements made for taking mammoth
photograph Of the gathering, to be sent
as the formal invitation. This method
Of impressing the President with the
popular desire for his presence is quite
novel departure from the monotony
of the written invitations and appoint
ment of committees.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-29

ENLEGANT Corner, Business Prop
III erty, on 9th st, above Mass ave: price
$4,000.
Nice 3-story brick house, 9Th st W, bet II
and sts; price $1,000.
Seven houses on + st W, 1--WE rooms each;
price $1,000.
-Four Groom houses on st, bet n ave
and N Cap st; price s2,bOO each.
Several houses, rooms each, on Mass ave.
bet N J ave and n Cap st: price $4,000 each.
Two Groom houses on Mass ave W, bet N
ave and n Cap ST; price s2,500 each
$1,000 so feet of ground near Columbia st.
r, II. terminus, at Sc per foot, or 80 GOO Tor the
whole. This property is very desirable, being
finely located.
tiDS ~
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FOR EXCHANGE.
BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD-Near Mountains
~ minutes walk from depot TELEGRAPH
and telephone; 8 mails daily; plenty OF led
milk and vegetables; terms IS per week. Ad
dress DABNEY GAINESVILLE, Va,
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WANTED-.-RO0MS.

bot oSs Gppa and nnS I'd and S
southern exposure; with or without board;
room and board not to exceed S25 per month,
ard not required In advance; widow pre-
ferred. Address r.. Critic 0lllce.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-29

Tor SsLE-Good Business Property
Il In West Washington, on 8sd st, bet o
and p sta: n'cc store and dwelling IA ltaCnci,
price only $3.50. j. W, p. MYERS 81 son,
lies N Y ave.
LIOR sALE-3STORY BRICK DWELLING,
y II 81, near 9th n W: lot 81 n front: price,
st,2iO. TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
1926 L sc n W.
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Connected with l. A. Evans & Co., Boston;
e. L. Brewster & Co., Chicago; Corson s. Ma
cartney, Washington; Warren 81 Quarles,
Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York Stock Exchange.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-29

EOR RENT-iS?G tIth 81, II Com
+ Portable i0room house, with nlcovo,
bathrcCm and closets and mod imps; street
cars pass the door; rent s3j
JAS. o. SPNIGG. 1isi y y ave,
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o' ' by D, RAMEy, Oas F street

EOR SALE-On Easy Terms-Sew
Il brick house on 18th st, near II n W, con
pavement; terms 81 400 cash; balance at tho
rate of about $50 per month;
AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
1t1G II strant n W
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DOR RENT-2 New Brick Dwellings,
II rooms and cellar, No. 4 Green's
alley, east Of Portland Flats; price, $40 per
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
I1l6 II At n
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EOR SALE Cheap Brick House,
Il near Bureau of Engraving and Printing;
5 W: rooms; all mod imps; price $500; and
another In same locality for S2,2o0.
AUSTIN +. BROWN.
Real Estate and Loans, 1i2J L st n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-29
EOR REM

Cor VIh aud L sts n ".
N1pR RENT.-lTlS Il st IA w-Cosy,,
L small house. with mod imps; location
most desirable. Inquire at 1908 Pa ave.
TOR UENT-h beautiful House, o
L rooms, all mod. inps.. 1870 Riggs st: SIS.
SWORMsTEDT tS BRADLEY,
no, Il ST n w
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

DOR SALE-One of the Finest Farms
tenant houses, barn and outbuildings; fruit
well fenced and watered; must be sold to
close estate. BAXTER 81 MAoGOWAN,
1D1g iOi0 II At.
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l3l' street northwest.
E'OR RENJ--A 3-story Brick House; (;
i srouins. water and gas; lii3 d st n W.
Apply 10 A. +. FOX go + st W.
EOR RESI-iO.3 VI ave; 1. Rooms,
Il 2alcovcs, . bathrooms, etc; all In good
condition, JAS. g. sPRiGG,
1924 ave,
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DOR sALE-Great Bargain on l4th
Il st, bet p and q SITS II W, large three-story
turned into store at little expense; price,
$500. Also beautiful lot on New Hampshire
ave, bet L and NJ sts, 10 feet front: price, Si.15
per foot. j. W. p. MYERS 81 SON,
ld2S NaY York ave.
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L,oR RENT OR sALE-A pelightrul

CINTY CHOICE SELECTIOSs OF
y SMALL HOMES OF FROM ONE TO ONE
HUNDRED ACRES, IMPROVED AND UN'
THREE MILES or THE CITY, AT LOWEST
PRICES AND MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
#. II. SYPljRRD ~ co. 1907 Z ST,
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We want lfFs, EnaFrs,te "a ....sI.
n evNy county In ths unltei sllis1 - ~.
ad1. % sen patent Hrtieis q krs.1 - =.
iEn AEaxza Al Articls havina 49, 49,. y.
lag ever leo peF cent pre a. 49, y. l.l'
titiea. and o. uhich he nraaf = - ~ 4.
Tie exclusive sale b : deed livs1 - - q,
ersff countg be may seeuRe flar =. ~. -
thase mdvnnsasna 70 eur aRsaia nn.l ~. - ~
Il ts 50 srticas that eAs h scid g -, -.
esaeF. y mlght not b neoaasaEy . 49, -
kzrnAo.pl NAAI eFFEz % seells 40 49,.
q once, ou1 We have cenclnded u staIIs 4 y,
show, mol oEfy cur aunGdrnaa ~ ~ -s.,..,. "
our invsntion MA Ia - TeI.,'liise ~ ~ -.
q ~ viii handle u with srar4V. - -,
nov work are maktug flcR 1fs1 = ~ Z
month clear and this fnei maksa 4 - ~ "A. 8.
maks cur ofsE 30 all VINO ere "a q sasi.'.
ment Any agsut thEt VII Ave - 4 - /.
thirty das q trinl aud fan % clsnf 4 - -.
IN this time, ABovn All ExEansra - 49,.
ali gcods unsoid ~ NJ and W WI 1870 -
meRay paid fer them. any aaanf - r.1''..'
agsnt Who would llka lan e. n,a-s - -,
wuEk them through sab arln fa7 s.1.I- -.
and fail % cieaF q loasl So an4g1 ~. -
RKNs1a, can return al unsnlA sna - -.
money back. No other smpls5sr e nssrls -.
DARED 70 make such oaeEs. NE uoa.4 ~ II =,
dia 20. nov snat ue AxFe asa111 1sg $500
mete tnan doubte tha amounl " sa1ln1,I~
And but tWo sMlee day Wanl1 EiVe 4 f.aal =
ever &lsS n nth. end thnz enc q o. na.s1
tcok e1ehteen order1 IN ena cay. o. l.r1 -
sckiptive cirrnlara eKplaln ear - 49, -
these We visa 70 send - sFegycne en- " -.
ployment Who win esnd Ne thsna 60 l.1I
stamDn Tor postage. Send q aHna va ansss.
the agEncy IN time for tie beom. nnH = nn1sI
on TIE tarms named IA oaF exta11tISa1I = =
We would ike % have ~ address 4 q a.
a. ntfs sewing machiue solirliors aaa ealnla
tsm IN the csanary, and nek any reaArr X ~.
paper VITO Rsads this ear, q 1tnf a. 4 sn.s
the name and ad1rea1 e al uusk - Is1n
Address Il once on yoa VII laes ~ ~ .1s..|
ever offered 70 tho1e oul q amplasnat a
make msney. RKMAKn MAEuHkcTenrna ~.
Adw3m he smizhheid e. Psif1a1-a \
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On Tbussday the PosT- lETELLI0KscKB
dsoIarsd ifs belief that tbe woman SAT-
frags question should BE- Submitted to .
sote Of she people. On the following
Thursday the saprezs Court Of the
Territory decided the Woman Suffrage
law Invalid. That vas proof Of deep,
dark. damnabls oobspiraey 10 disfran-
shiss the women Of Washington. On
the dag succeeding that on which the
dooisioc VS. rendered, however, the
President appointed successors 70
Judges GFeens and Hoyt, the former Of
whom dissentsd from the opinion Of bis
colleagues and The latter Of whom voeId
probably have dissentsd II be bad had
the opportunity. This, re presume. ID
prsof positive that President olevs-
land IL also In the pl0t-that the Posr-
IEFELEIoEHcER, tie supFeme Court and
Presidsnt Cleveland are banded 20
eolheE 10 commit some fearful deed 10
which this Ia merely . prelude.
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Plymouth Congregational Chzrch Sec
o1d street. befween spfin9 ard Se1ecA,
Kew. henEy l. Bates. p4st0E. Pres chino
II =. m f9ll1we1 b. ccEnmnEfon- Sunday
school e iz10 2. N. Yong peoples NEST
ing &c ,. N Prayer meeting Ihur1de5
e ,. N. Union services q the Ffrsf u.
y and Presbyterian churches. tcmcrrow
evening.
PnesbTtsrian Church. corner o. Third
and Mealeoa strestA Rev. =. @. Strange
! pastoF.-Eervlcea ax II q n aad p m
l t1moToW. sabbath School 3t i1.1o D m
Young peoplsis meeting 81 - M
The Eorth Seattle Presbyterian sabhatl
School meets IN the HArFisoa chapel .
20 D. m
Christian Church. seneca street. b
tween Third and Fourth. Sunday sehoo
Ct 10 q. N Preaching e. II :. N and ,
n. By kider r. II. M1sA singing an
teacherS ne. ting a1 I'D p. m. Tuesday
Prayer meeting on THURSDAY at 40 p y
suhject q morning sermon: -fem.l
religion evening, Parable Of q
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welcome extendsd 70 all.
Upfen anniversary services Of III
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Be he'd tomorrow evening. at I'D o'cloc
- the First ~ y. church On secon
street, ard at the Presbyterfan chHrcl
corneF Third and Mad s0n streets. ehol
addresses wiz be made b. different eli
! paste on Mans need 81 the Hol
Scriptures" and the Adaptnhility OF q
Holy Scripture 10 man's wants. and q
. seeds Of the Bible Society presented, L
teEsrersed with singing. Al are eordia
" invited TO be D esenL